This Week in Neo4j - 19th January 2019
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Welcome to the 3rd edition of This Week in Neo4j for 2019. We’ve got a variety of different things for you this week. Christophe Willemsen has written an excellent deep dive into the Full-Text Search feature released in Neo4j 3.5, Dr Jim Webber explains how Neo4j can be used for large scale systems using less servers, Emil is interviewed on Azeem Azhar’s podcast, and of course we have the next post in Jennifer Reif’s Marvel Series!
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This Week in Neo4j - 19th January 2019
- 1. This Week in Neo4j 19th January 2019
- 2. Mark Needham Developer Relations Engineer at Neo4j mark.needham@neo4j.com / devrel@neo4j.com @markhneedham 2
- 3. The week's graph database news in one handy slide deck! Find the archive at neo4j.com/tag/twin4j
- 4. Featured community member: Michael Simons Learn more about Michael
- 5. Tom Zeppenfeldt gave us a fascinating deep dive into some of the capabilities of Graphileon – a tool that can be used to rapidly design and deploy graph-based applications. Tom showed how to query data from the MeaningCloud text analytics API, and build a graph from the results using Graphileon. Topic Extraction with MeaningCloud and Graphileon Watch the video
- 6. In the 6th post in Jennifer Reif‘s series of posts showing how to build a full stack application with Spring and Neo4j, Jennifer create classes for another 4 areas of the graph data model – creator, event, series, and story. In a code heavy post, Jennifer shows how to remove the majority of boilerplate code using Spring Data Neo4j and Lombok annotations. Create a Data Marvel: Developing More Entities Read the blog post
- 7. Lju Lazarevic is frequently asked how to import RDFS/OWL ontologies into Neo4j, and this week has written a blog post showing how to import the W3C Organizational Ontology using the neosematics tools. Read the blog post Importing RDFS/OWL ontologies into Neo4js
- 8. One of the major features released in Neo4j 3.5 was support for Full Text Search, and in the months since then Christophe Willemsen has been taking it through its paces. This week he wrote a blog post explaining how Apache Lucene, the underlying search, works under the covers. Deep Dive into Neo4j 3.5 Full Text Search Read the blog post
- 9. Our Chief Scientist, Dr Jim Webber, has been in the video studio this week, explaining how Neo4j can be used for very large scale systems. Neo4j for Very Large Scale Systems Watch the video
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